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Safety in numbers, the number 73, two NBfL's of Transport for London head for Oxford Circus.
Seen on Oxford Street, London.
Spanish luxury fashion house Loewe all wrapped up on a London Wrightbus new routemaster route 159 to Streatham.
Loewe Paula's Ibiza advert
Abellio London (Battersea) LT607 - LTZ1607
The London Cable Car, nicknamed the Dangleway, aka the Emirates Air Line over the River Thames in London, England.
The one time you "fly " with Emirates where you don't have to wear a seatbelt, guaranteed window seat & you can have your own first class cabin all to yourself.
Flying at 14 mph through the air, cruising altitude of 90 meters ( 300 feet ) with a journey time of 10 minutes.
The London Cable Car, nicknamed the Dangleway, aka the Emirates Air Line over the River Thames in London, England.
The one time you "fly " with Emirates where you don't have to wear a seatbelt, guaranteed window seat & you can have your own first class cabin all to yourself.
Flying at 14 mph through the air, cruising altitude of 90 meters ( 300 feet ) with a journey time of 10 minutes.
Getting ready for the "congestion charge " in London.
London Bus Company AEC Regent RT1658 surrounded by bikes, waiting for a green light.
To Covent Garden, London. Colorful façade and interesting menu make this place very inviting. Indo Chinese incorporates traditional Chinese cooking techniques with the spices of India.
Abbey Wood approaching & faster than ever before onboard the new Elizabeth Line from Paddington, seen here at Custom House eastbound.
The new Elizabeth Line linking Reading / London Heathrow in the west with Paddington & then out east to Shenfield branded the Elizabeth line in honour of Queen Elizabeth II who opened the line on 17 May 2022 during her Platinum Jubilee.
Using British Rail Class 345 Aventra with 7 or 9 carriages per set, constructed at Bombardier's Derby Litchurch Lane Works
Features include open gangway throught the entire set, with no doors between carriages.
Trains have a mix of longitudinal and transverse seating max speed 90 mph (145 km/h), with free Wi-Fi and 4G available, as well as being fully accessible for wheelchair users
There are no toilets onboard nor any USB sockets.
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For the last few weeks that I have been in Camden I have seen this little place being put together. Today I walked passed and saw their brand new sign and could not help myself but stop and admire it.
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Wrightbus new bus for London NBfL Metroline LT661 (LTZ1661) operating route 390 between Archway and Victoria, with its new wrap for Adidas ZX runners, running towards Victoria.
I did not have a chance to eat here but stumbled by while wandering about town. Aren't they handsome? The seafood in the case looked even more delicious.
I must return. For dinner, that is.
Randall & Aubin
329-331 Fulham Road
London SW10
Tel: 020 7823 3515
The chef is mid-scroll, the maître d’ is mid-drag — both deep in contemplation outside Joe Allen’s on Burleigh Street. It’s the quiet communion of hospitality: one in Crocs, one in cuffs, both on the brink of the next rush. A momentary breather between table service and ticket time.
Le chef fait défiler, le maître d’hôtel tire une taffe – tous deux plongés dans leurs pensées devant Joe Allen’s, rue de Burleigh. Communion silencieuse du monde de la restauration : l’un en Crocs, l’autre en manchettes, tous deux à deux doigts du prochain coup de feu. Une respiration volée entre service et spectacle.
Great little Londonrestaurant ondonrestaurant in awe-inspiring space of St Pancras Station | instagram.com/p/BYWrzozhrt4/
Only took me three years to check out the vegetarian community Gallery Cafe 😁🌱.
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After picking up my camera from the repair shop in Tottenham Court Road yesterday, I needed a) a coffee and b) a pee (as you do). I spotted a restaurant with tables outside, in a side street, went in & asked if I could just have a coffee without a whole meal. I was ushered in with great gusto by the maître d', who introduced me to the roof garden (I'm an outdoor sort of girl).
Considering I only wanted a coffee, the customer relations were excellent! So was the coffee. And the toilets were impressive!
I managed to take just one photo - although I would have taken more - before the battery went flat in my camera. Grr.
Discovered later that this is quite a high profile Greek place!
So if you're feeling flush & want to impress your spouse/partner/mistress/lover - recommended!! :)
Tenuous Link: wooden beams
Connected (in the Connect group): empty restaurant tables
Lunch today was Josper-Bone for two (aged 35 days)
Cut to order, 1.2 Kg, topped with our own home-made dressing served with rosemary roasted potato wedges at Twist Kitchen
This is the building on Charing Cross Road that is referred to in the book by Helene Hanff. 84 Charing Cross Road was later made into a film starring Anthony Hopkins, Anne Bancroft and Dame Judi Dench. It is currently (2007) a smart trendy wine bar called the Med Kitchen.
We are London, Essex base Restaurant. We Serve various Attractive & hallal cheap food. Like as STARTER, SOUP, RICE DISHES, VEGETABLE DISHES, CHOW MEIN DISHES, MANCHURIAN DISHES, LAMB & CHICKEN DISHES, FISH DISHES, SEAFOOD DISHES, CURRY DISHES, SIDELINES, SOFT DRINKS, HOT DRINKS. We supply free home delivery within 3 miles range as your demand.
Delicious variety of desserts served at Yauatcha, Hakasan's sister restaurant in Soho.
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Yauatcha
15 Broadwick Street, W1F 0DL
Tel: 020 7494 8888
We are London, Essex base Restaurant. We Serve various Attractive & hallal cheap food. Like as STARTER, SOUP, RICE DISHES, VEGETABLE DISHES, CHOW MEIN DISHES, MANCHURIAN DISHES, LAMB & CHICKEN DISHES, FISH DISHES, SEAFOOD DISHES, CURRY DISHES, SIDELINES, SOFT DRINKS, HOT DRINKS. We supply free home delivery within 3 miles range as your demand.
I took this photo, shortly after 2am on December 31, 2012, from Croom's Hill, beside Greenwich Park, looking towards the junction with Burney Street, to the left, Nevada Street, to the right, and, in the middle, Stockwell Street. The Spread Eagle restaurant is illuminated in the middle of the photo, with E.M. Sabo, the newsagents, on the left, and the Rose and Crown pub on the right. In the distance, on the left, is St. Alfege Church, one of six London churches designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor (1661-1736). The cranes in the background on the right are part of a contentious building site, for a new campus library and teaching and research facilities for the University of Greenwich, on land that was previously occupied by an outdoor second-hand market that was a big part of Greenwich's attractions.
For E.M. Sabo, see: www.flickr.com/photos/andyworthington/8228351048/
For the Rose and Crown in the daytime, see: www.flickr.com/photos/andyworthington/7648945662/
For St. Alfege Church, see: www.flickr.com/photos/andyworthington/8232776261/
For more on Andy Worthington, see: www.andyworthington.co.uk/
We are London, Essex base Restaurant. We Serve various Attractive & hallal cheap food. Like as STARTER, SOUP, RICE DISHES, VEGETABLE DISHES, CHOW MEIN DISHES, MANCHURIAN DISHES, LAMB & CHICKEN DISHES, FISH DISHES, SEAFOOD DISHES, CURRY DISHES, SIDELINES, SOFT DRINKS, HOT DRINKS. We supply free home delivery within 3 miles range as your demand.
We are London, Essex base Restaurant. We Serve various Attractive & hallal cheap food. Like as STARTER, SOUP, RICE DISHES, VEGETABLE DISHES, CHOW MEIN DISHES, MANCHURIAN DISHES, LAMB & CHICKEN DISHES, FISH DISHES, SEAFOOD DISHES, CURRY DISHES, SIDELINES, SOFT DRINKS, HOT DRINKS. We supply free home delivery within 3 miles range as your demand.
I took this photo of Queen's House, on Cranbourn Street, on the northern side of Leicester Square, in London's West End, on September 10, 2012.
As described in the "Survey of London: volumes 33 and 34: St Anne Soho," edited by F. H. W. Sheppard (1966), "The whole of the ground on the north side of Leicester Square, including Lisle Street, Leicester Street, Sidney Place (formerly Sidney Street) and Leicester Place, was originally occupied by Leicester House and its gardens." The development of the western part of this area took place in the 1680's, while the area where Queens House now stands began later, following its purchase in 1789. The house "bears the date 1897, and was designed by Messrs. Saville and Martin. It was originally known as the Queen's Hotel, and opened in 1899," when "the ground floor contained a buffet and the grand dining-hall, the latter richly decorated with marble pilasters, paintings on walls and ceiling, and an onyx balustrade to the musicians' gallery. Downstairs was the grill-room, and on the first floor, besides a suite of masonic rooms, were drawing-, reading- and coffee-rooms, decorated in the Louis XV, Empire and Louis XVI styles respectively. The upper floors contained nearly a hundred bedrooms and private sitting-rooms."
In 1936, the upper floors were converted into offices, and remained so until the building reopened as a hotel in May 2012. The Premier Inn Leicester Square was the result of a £6 million pound renovation project that began in October 2010, when a deal was agreed with the owners, Soho Estates, who had bought it for £12 million in 1995.
On the ground floor, where Grill on the Square now operates, the Monseigneur News Theatre (a newsreel cinema) opened in 1936, which later became the Jacey News Theatre.
See: www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=41120
For the hotel, see: www.premierinn.com/en/hotel/LONLEI/london-leicester-square
For Grill on the Square, see: www.grillonthesquarelondon.com/
For more on Andy Worthington, see: www.andyworthington.co.uk/